Quality Market dominates Morgantown A C in 19 to 2 victory
Quality Market crushed Morgantown A C 19 to 2 as Gerard Stolzenfels and Hamric led a 20 hit attack. Grimm worked four innings before Stolzenfels closed out a one sided game. The win improves Quality’s season record to 27 wins in 32 games with E Liverpool, Ohio to visit next.
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Morgantown
Grafton
Gerard
Stolzenfels
Hamric
Barkins
Jimmy Skaggs
Norris
Skaggs
Serre
Pacha Hamre
Leo Barkins
DeMoss
Grimm
McDaniel
Swisher
Facemire
Bennett
Nester
HE Shumiloff
Kowalski
Mateu
Milush
Shaffer
Q. Market
Toth
Malone
Toth Glatkins
Eggleston
Fike
Football Legislator to Leave UT Football Role
A fragment notes a Texas UT football figure steps away from playing, with a reference to a legislator and the 91st session. Details are unclear due to degraded OCR text but suggest a notable figure exiting the football program amid political context.
Waxman touts Baroudi as potential middleweight champ
Mauric Waxman returns to boxing circles after a year and promotes 19 year old Sam Baroudi from Akron as a potential middleweight champion. Spinelli funded part of Baroudi’s entry, with Waxman claiming strong prospects amid a crowded middleweight field and noting Waxman’s enthusiasm for fight coverage. The piece also surveys names linked to amateur championships and college football rosters, including Webb Hagen Cobb Robinson and others, plus Browns’ plan to fund an all girl band for halftime.
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Hugh Fullerton, JR
New York
Mauric Waxman
Waxman
Bobby Ruffin
Mike Jacobs
Sam Baroudi
Akron
Ohio
Mike Spinelli
Maurie
del Webb
Yankees
Phoenix
Ariz
Walter Hagen
Detroit
Tyrus Cobb
Aaron Robinson
Potatoes Rotting In Field Tied to New Deal Delay
In Terra Alta on August 28, Republican C. S. DeBerry blamed New Deal bungling for farmers facing rotting potatoes due to a lack of box cars. He cited shipping bottlenecks as evidence of a planned economy failing corn, wheat, and tubers amid bumper crops.
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New Deal
Terra Alta
Henry Wallace
C. S. DeBerry
Preston County
Mr. DeBerry
Clarksburg
Spicer Islands Debate Fuels Cartographers and Canada Claim
A quirky Arctic legend stirs a controversy as map makers argue over the existence of the Spice I Islands. If visible they belong to Canada. if not, the fishes may claim them. The piece jokes about asking Mr Spicer who the islands were named after.
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Spice I Islands
Canada
Ferris Wing Hg Ward Victory Of Second Season
Dave Ferriss of the Boston Red Sox extended his early career dominance with his 44th win across two seasons as he outdueled Red Embree 2 1 and helped Boston sweep a double header from the Cleveland Indians. Bobby Doerr hit two home runs in the 13 6 second game. The Dodgers and Cardinals split a seven hour double header in St Louis with a 3 2 opener win by Brooklyn and a 14 8 nightcap victory by the Cardinals. Hal Newhouser notched his 22nd win as Detroit beat the Yankees 7 2 at Yankee Stadium. Lou Poshehl debuted with Cincinnati in a double header split against Philadelphia. YESTERDAY S STARS highlight Lavagetto Musial Newhouser Ferriss and Doerr.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Dave
Boo) Ferriss
Boston Red Sox
Ferriss
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Red Embree
Indians
Bobby Doerr
Sox
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Brooks
Brooklyn
Hal Newhouser
Detroit Tigers
Yankee Stadium
Yankees
Cookie Lavagetto
Dodgers
Augie Galan
Cards
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Tigers
Dave Ferriss
Red Sox
Doerr
Homer
McNeill and Guernsey Upset Schroeder and Kramer
Ex servicemen Don McNeill and Frank Guernsey defeated Schroeder and Jack Kramer to reach the national doubles championship final at Longwood in Brookline Mass. They advanced with strong play and aligned with non playing captain Walter L. Pate in aiming for victory.
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Brookline
Mass
Don McNeill
Frank Guernsey
U. S
Longwood
Walter L. Pate
Durocher Uses Too Many Pitchers Yesterday
ST. LOUIS August 26 Dodgers manager Leo Durocher used all but two of his pitching staff in Sunday's doubleheader with the Cardinals. The setback left St Louis tied with Brooklyn for the National League lead, while Durocher faced the third game of the four game series with utility decisions looming.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Clu
Danville
Dodgers
Redbirds
Brooklyn
Dodger
Eddie Dyer
Leo Durocher
Durocher
How They Stand and Yesterday's Baseball Scores
In the American League Detroit defeated New York 7 to 2 while Boston was beaten 2 to 13 by Cleveland. Chicago edged Philadelphia 4 to 5 as Washington downed St. Louis 5 to 4. In the National League Brooklyn lost to St. Louis 3 to 8 and Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 7 to 1 while Boston routed Pittsburgh 10 to 5. Chicago beat New York 3 to 2.
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Detroit
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Lot
Philadel
National League
Public Sale of Store Goods and Household Lot
A public sale is described with items from a general store and a two story building to be torn down. Auctioneer Hershell Bartlett and owners Eleanor Ross and Inez Findley are named. Sale runs at noon with cash terms and property to be removed after payment.
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Thornhill
Eleanor Ross
Inez Findley
Hershell Bartlett
Kern optimistic as WVU football drills begin at Morgantown
Coach Bill Kern opens 1946 West Virginia University football practice in Morgantown with about 100 candidates expected. drills start at the old athletic field, with two a day and a move to Jackson's Mill for two weeks. Four new assistants join the Mountaineers, including Jim Harris and Irvin Howell, as Kern searches for a passer punter or both.
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Memphis
Philadelphia
Ivan Bush
Moore Gates, Jr
Edison Foard
Charlotte
N. C
Paul Bixler
Ohio State
Warren Amling
Michigan
Fritz /Crisler
Maryland
Clemson
Frank Howard
Tigers
Morgantown
Bill Kern
West Virginia University
Pee Toates Silk
Kern
SreeEy
Jackson's Mill
Jim Harris
Notre Dame
Eddie Anderson
Holy Cross
Iowa
Irvin
Stretch) Howell
West Virginia Wesleyan
Emi Narick
Pittback
Hogan Makes Comeback To Defeat Porky Oliver
Ben Hogan of Hershey Pennsylvania defeated Ed Porky Oliver of Wilmington Delaware 6 and 4 to win the 1946 National Professional Golf Championship in Portland Oregon. Hogan's victory boosts his 1946 earnings to 33 377, about 12 000 more than Byron Nelson.
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Portland
Ore
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Ed “Porky” Oliver
Wilmington
Del
Hogan
Byron Nelson
Buick and Pontiac Sales and Parts Ad
E. 8. Hamric advertises Buick and Pontiac sales and parts at 304-306 Walnut Street with phone number 1176-1. The notice emphasizes vehicle service and inventory access through E. 8. Hamric’s shop.
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BUICK
Pontiac
Hamric
Walnut St
Doubled Pair Falls to Kramer Schroeder in Semifinal
McNeill and Guernsey had no chance in their semifinal against Jack Kramer and Ted Schroeder, two time winners. The duo surrendered their hotel accommodations early yesterday as the match concluded.
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Jack Kramer
Ted Schroeder
McNeill and
Guernsey
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Red) Bird
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